Sullivan and Tourism Nova Scotia

Workopolis: Sullivan beat out more than 100 applicants following a year-long search, according to The Chronicle Herald. The board unanimously approved the hire. Sullivan, who stepped down from a near-three year stint as Tourism Nova Scotia CEO a year ago, will take his new position June 1, the chamber said in a press release. Sullivan Linked In profile lists him as managing partner at Break it Group, the consultancy he founded after stepping down from the Crown corporation. During his time with the company, Workopolis reportedly increased its revenue from $13 to $60 million and was valued at $300 million. His profile lists also almost six years as president at online recruitment portal Workopolis. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.